“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Seth came through, speaking to Davey.)

(As Jane came out of trance, Gert remarked that Seth had thrown her glasses.)

(Joel told Jane that Seth had tapped him on the toes with her glasses.)

[...] I innocently said a break, meaning a Seth break, which means that I was not stepping in on our friend’s territory, which is simply an “in” joke around here. [...]

(Jane’s delivery as Seth was fast from the beginning of the session.)

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

(Seth’s clever, somewhat humorous stresses in the above paragraph were intended to make certain points to me personally while he continued work on his book. [...]

[...] Beginning at 10:45, Seth gave several pages of material for me; I’d hardly expected it. [...]

(Jane began speaking in trance at a very slow and deliberate pace, I had the distinct feeling that she wanted to get the information through in as undistorted a manner as possible, as Seth began to discuss the material John had given during his call.)

[...] Since we learned their cause they have slackened a good deal, but I asked that Seth discuss them in case there was more to be learned here.

[...] Material has been cut as specified by Seth and added later. [...]

(“Good night, Seth.”

[...] She had internal images or visions of the circles and vortexes as Seth spoke, but she could not now put these into words. They also changed as Seth continued discussing the analogies involved.

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

[...] Note that at the start of this session Seth agreed with Jane’s decision not to lecture to Dr. F’s class, without saying why.

[...] And Jane announced that she didn’t want to start taking the Persantine—that she feels she knows what caused the finger difficulty and wants to get information on it in sessions, either hers or Seth’s.

[...] I doubted if we’d hear from Seth tonight. [...]

[...] I feel Robby and the house and our entire existences supported in the same way—and this, I know, is part of the magical feeling that Seth talks about. [...]

[...] I think Rob and I should sit after dinner a little bit each night for a Seth session or for some other development such as this. [...]

[...] Seth spoke thus because of a lot of noise next door. [...] I frowned, then Seth spoke. [...]

[...] I would say the realization became conscious late last year; I kept the job until we finished checking the script for Seth Speaks, by the end of January.

[...] I should have said so, but Seth picked up my meaning.)

(“Thank you, Seth. [...]

[...] (Seth amused; I laugh.)

(Here Seth refers to the unscheduled session held on Friday, November 5, for Ann Diebler, Paul Sinderman, and Marilyn and Don Wilbur. [...]

[...] (Seth much amused here.)

[...] (Seth amused.

[...] The mail had brought us good news early this afternoon; we’d celebrated with a drink, then Seth had come through.

[...] While she was doing the dishes and thinking about this she received an amusing flash from Seth: She was to stop worrying about such things and “adopt a position of divine nonchalance.”

[...] Yet when she did take off her glasses and begin speaking for Seth her voice was quiet, her pace leisurely, her eyes closed often.)

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

[...] She said that Seth was pushing her to the utmost, although she didn’t know exactly what she meant when she said that. [...]

(The above change that Seth made in mid-sentence is, to the best of my recall, the first he has ever so made. [...]

(“Good night, Seth.”

Now I bid you a fond good evening—and I know when your material (my questions for Seth on book material) will fit.

[...] Thank you, Seth. [...]

(One of my first thoughts was that the dreaded time had come—that no matter what Seth had been saying lately, or what Jane and I thought about her getting better, she was actually worse off than ever. [...]

[...] If, as Seth has repeatedly said lately, Jane was clearing her psyche, then I feared that she’d begun her task too late, mentally and physically. [...]

[...] The only thing that’s stopping me at the moment is Seth’s latest comments on the bedsores clearing themselves up automatically as Jane releases inner motion. [...]

[...] I was surprised when Seth abruptly came through just as I finished the above notes. [...]

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

(“Good night, Seth.” [...]

[...] She said that Seth “didn’t leave fast, after he said good night.” [...]

[...] He seemed to be so taken with the Seth material that he’d stopped reading everything else, he said, yet when I said he shouldn’t do that, he said he read widely of other material — that sort of thing. [...]

[...] It made me wonder, as I drove home, what some people did before they came across the Seth material, or my own thinking. [...]

(“Good afternoon, Seth.”)

[...] Remember that Seth’s entity name for John is Philip.)

([John and I:] “Good evening, Seth.”)

[...] A lengthy discussion ensued, during which John said that a number of items given by Seth seemed to fit in, stating with the three-men data, the Midwest, etc. [...]

(Then at 9:38 she said, “At last — I feel Seth around. [...]

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

(“Thank you very much, Seth.” [...]

(“Good evening, Seth.”

[...] (Seth-Jane leaned forward, whispering and smiling, as if telling a joke.)

[...] “Go ahead,” I said, and Seth delivered material on several other subjects. [...]

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

(Jane, as Seth, pointed at me, her eyes wide open.) I will greet you, of course, though you did not know me in a physical relationship in this life, you see.

The material, the Seth material, will now serve as a cohesive binder in Ruburt’s classes. [...]

(Seth’s entity or larger personality spoke for the session. [...]

[...] She said, “I think I’m going to get the other one,” meaning Seth’s larger personality. [...]

(The larger Seth voice maintained its high, thin, clear and distant quality throughout.)

[...] Relaxing PM—Seth session—

(“Good evening, Seth.”)

[...] As Seth, Jane stared at me soberly.)

[...] Jane had been “really out, not aware of anything,” she said — but Seth promptly returned when I voiced some doubts about using this material in his book.)

[...] Jane laughed when I said I’d been hoping Seth would respond to my comments in that manner. [...]